and here is the final big difference between kamala harris and donald trump. have been asked by the media and attacks by the harris campaign because i believe in a simple principle. that our tax policy out to reward american workers and american businesses and i know donald trump agrees. donald trump wants to cut your taxes. donald trump wants to cut taxes on american businesses hiring american workers and raise tarriffs on the chinese and everybody that wants to use a chinese slave labor instead of hard-working american people. kamala harris wants to raise your taxes and cut down on the tariffs making it easier to rely on china. let me leave you with a final thought and then i will send it over to our illustrious media to ask some questions. it's simple, my friends, look. we have the best country in the entire world. [applause] >> usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa, usa. >> i have been flying all over the country doing events like this all over the country with my beautiful wife, isn't she lovely? if you bring your wife to eatery, pennsylvania you have to embarrass

kamala harris was the border czar. kamala harris has had the policies that have caused so many people to needlessly suffer. we're going to run against kamala harris because she's the problem and she's the one asking to be the people's president united states. though i'd say she's not actually asking, she's given teleprompter speeches. she's given scripted remarks. she's not actually doing the bare minimum we should expect of a person who wants to be the people's president. yeah. >> the choice of tim walz. an argument that was made for him is that he will help democrats in the midwest with white working class voters perhaps. can you address that argument? sen. vance: look, i'm skeptical that whoever the vp nominee is, most people are voting at the top of the ticket. but here's the thing about tim walz. look, tim walz is a guy who wants to take children away from their parents if the parents don't agree to do changes and the school wants to. that's crazy, right? a fundamental violation of parental rights. tim walz is a g

he said kamala harris, kamala harris, kamala harris. by my tally -- and he only tallied a bit of the way through -- it was almost a dozen times. he's keeping the spotlight on kamala harris, on the top of the ticket. >> tammy: and walz makes it easier. if it was shapiro, he'd be more interesting person, somebody is going to be more, i think, influencing part of the base. but we also have to consider he did things like distanced himself, shapiro dead, from his commentary when he was 20 about. i think things were asked of him to perform that he would be a good jew, and i think they went also so far. we have to consider that shapiro declined. he did that because perhaps he's looking at '28, perhaps he should have been, if we had an open convention and democrats could choose, obama was right, they wouldn't choose kamala harris. they would choose maybe somebody like that in an effort to recalibrate a dying party that cannot relate to the american people. so i think there is a point like, in losing your staff, maybe some people talked to her e

the only person in america who could possibly answer yes is probably kamala harris herself. she went from getting no votes for president and having to drop out to getting no votes for president and becoming the democratic nominee all without lifting a finger. no wonder kamala is joyful. never mind the fact americans can't afford groceries, kamala got her promotion. never mind citizens can't afford rent because kamala is having fun. never mind that kamala harris is on the cusp of running us into world war iii. she will laugh all the way to the bank while her donors get rich and we know it will not be her family sacrificing to pick up the mess. i have got to tell you, as much as i'm frustrated with kamala harris, i'm so hopeful about the future of our country. we have the most beautiful country in the entire world, don't we? i have been flying around the country, driving around the country. you get a new perspective wanting to be the next vice president. we have natural resources all across this country that are the envy of the world. we just need better leadership. it is that

kamala harris's friend. let's listen in to congressman lieu . >> as a computer science major, i am so impressed with how large this ai generated crowd looks tonight. i first got to know kamala harris during the great recession, when i was a california state legislator. millions of hard-working families were facing foreclosure. my constituents told me stories about predatory and unfair loan terms. and about how hard they work fighting to keep their homes that they loved. thankfully, they had someone fighting just as hard for them. attorney general kamala harris. she let an investigation of the mortgage industry to root out fraud. she helped pass the homeowner's bill of rights. and she held the big banks accountable, bringing back $20 billion to homeowners. since those days, i've seen her continue to fight for affordable housing as vice president, and as president, she's going to cut red tape so we can build more houses, help new homeowners afford a down payment, and take on corporations and unfairly high cop

and now kamala harris says we are weird. well kamala, i'm glad you brought that up.'s talk about some things that are weird. we think it's weird that democrats want to put sexually explicit books in toddler's libraries. we think it's weird that the far left wants to allow biological males to beat the living crap out of women in boxing. we think it's weird for a presidential candidate to bail convicted rapists and murderers out of prison and that's what kamala harris did. and i think it's especially weird when kamala harris comes to atlanta, i believe came here to this arena. kamala harris comes to atlanta and talks with the fake southern accent even though she grew up in canada. you can't make it up. that's pretty weird. go watch the clip. she sounded like a southern belle even though she grew up in vancouver. but on november 5, she can go back to using her san francisco accent because we are going to send her packing and reelect donald j. trump, president of the united states. now, we can handle the made up attacks by democrats and the media because we are used to i

never mind that kamala harris i on the cusp of running us into world war iii. a will laugh all the way t the bank while her donors get rich and we know it will not be her family sacrificing to pick up the mess. but i got to tell you, as much as i'm frustrated with kamala harris, i'm so hopeful about th future of our country. we have the most beautiful country in the entire world, don't we? i have been flying around the country, driving around the cou you get a new perspective running to be the next vice president that i'm so grateful for. we have natural resources across this country that are th envy of the world. we just need better leadership. it is that s better leadership. that is all we need to fix this country. here is what we are going to do. and we're offer a little contra kamala harris wants to open th border. on day one, donald trump is going to close the southern border and his message to every immigrant is pack your bags because you're going home. [che kamala harris wants to bankrupt medicare by giving it to illega. donald trump is going to fight saf

kamala harris gets it. anger, extremism, and division, that everyone has dignity and deserves respect. america, we're going to win! [cheering] and we're going to win by staying true to our values of compassion, empathy, and doing right by our neighbors. i'm so proud to be all in for the next president of the united states, kamala harris! thank you! [cheers and applause] >> please welcome george and raphael warnock. [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> senator warnock: well! hello, america! thank you so very much. on january 5th, 2021, the people of georgia did an amazing thing. they sent black kid who grew up in public housing and the jewish son of an immigrant to the united states senate in one fell swoop. among those georgians was my then 82-year-old mother. she grew up in waycross, georgia. you know where that is? it's way across georgia. she grew up in waycross, georgia, where she picked other people's cotton. and other people's tobacco. but because this is america, the 82-year-old hands that used depict somebo

[cheers and applause] that, kamala harris, she has seen this firsthand. her mother. she was both a brilliant scientist and a devoted mom. she had to fight to make it all work. to raise her daughters. to pay the bills. to keep the career she loved. kamala and tim know when everyone can find affordable childcare, our kids and our communities will thrive. [cheers and applause] our middle class will grow. so let's put childcare at the top of the agenda. let's build a future worthy of our children. let's elect kamala harris and tim walz. [cheers and applause] >> please welcome colorado representative jonah goose. caller: -- ♪ [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. good evening, chicago. i represent the great state of colorado in the u.s. congress. my parents immigrated here from a place torn apart by war. they worked hard every day. made tremendous sacrifices and taught me to never take for granted the educational opportunities that we had in this incredible country. it is because of them and because of those opportunities that tonight their son stands

i worked with kamala harris when she was senator harris. i saw a leader, who was fearless, who stood up for middle-class families, like the one she was raised in. who focused on things that really mattered. helping parents raise their kids . safe neighborhoods. safe schools. and, building an opportunity economy that gives everyone a shot at the american dream. she will lead america forward into a brighter future. but, she can't do it alone. she needs a democratic majority in the senate of the united states. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> now my friends, two years ago, two years ago-- the naysayers said senate democrats stood no chance in the midterms. i told him, just you wait. we are going to keep the senate, and maybe pick up a seat or two, and that's exactly what happened. >> [ cheers and applause ] >> well ladies and gentlemen, my good friends at this convention, i am telling all of you now, we are going to hold the senate again, and we are poised to pick up seats. >> [ cheers and applause ] ] >> a democratic majority create good paying

kamala harris has done nothing. remember when donald trump -- when american businesses threatened to shut down factories and moved to mexico and china, remember what trump did -- he picked up the phone and said if you do that, i'm going to introduce you to a little word called the tariff. american workers benefited because he was willing to fight for the interest of their job. public policy has decimated the american auto industry for years. this is a woman who voted to preserve nasa. to extend nasa. the very trade deal that sent american auto jobs to mexico by the tens of thousands turn american she supported the evening mandates. that took your money and sent it to electric vehicles made in china instead of michigan. destroying thousands of jobs. it is not just the car jobs. it is carburetors, transmissions, people making the components. they are the ones who suffer when kamala harris sends tax dollars to chinese made cars. she's now standing here in michigan asking for a promotion. it is time to say to kamala har

>> or kamala harris? >> yes! [ cheers and applause ] kamala harris has a rÉsumÉ.ald trump has a wrap she resides over the senate while he keeps our national secrets next to his thinking chair. y'all know what i said oththat other time. in mar-a-lago. but donald trump wants to put our 1787 constitution through his project 2025 paper shredder and make every day january 6th. kamala harris is fighting to fulfill the promise of america. in the real world, this wouldn't even be close. but this election is. don't make a mistake. we are the underdogs in this fight. even though there's only one person qualified, only one person who's done the work, and who has delivered the results. and she needs you. she needs your one vote this november. can we count on you? >> yes! >> some of you know a little bit of my history. some of you don't. so, let me tell you. i was a public i did criminal defense as well as practiced civil for almost two decades. i know a good prosecutor when i see one. kamala harris is the kind of prosecutor we long for in the cases like those of taylor. yes.

tonight -- >> kamala harris. >> kamala harris. >> kamala harris. >> kamala harris. >> kamala harris. >> kamala harris! [ cheers and applause ] >> announcer: and just moments from now, the vice president steps into the spotlight and makes history. >> together, we will chart a new way forward. >> announcer: kamala harris, the biggest speech of her life, her vision, her plans for her presidency. >> when we fight, we win. >> announcer: it's her big night. the democratic national convention live from chicago, now reporting david muir. >> david: you're looking at live pictures of the united center right here in chicago. you can feel the energy on the floor on this night four of the convention. good evening, again, everyone, thank you for joining us on this historic night. the fourth and final night of the democratic national convention in chicago. vice president kamala harris ready to formally accept the nomination, the first black woman, the first asian american. vice president harris taking the stage here at the united center a short time from now. the weight of this moment certainly not

warren: you know what i love about kamala harris? kamala harris cannot be bought. cannot be bossed around. [cheers and applause] now, i first met kamala in the aftermath of the 2008 financial crash. the banks had flat out broken laws, cheated people and stolen homes. . millions of americans had lost their jobs, their savings, their homes. i was setting up the consumer financial protection bureau, the cfpb. [cheers and applause] kamala was protecting families as california's attorney general. you bet. and donald was scamming students at trump university and trying to make money off people losing their homes. kamala harris stepped. up she enforced the law -- kamala harris stepped up. enforce the law. she fought the giant banks. she delivered billions of dollars of help for families. [cheers and applause] and that is the difference between a criminal and a prosecutor. [cheers and applause] you know what else i love about,? she gets it -- about kamala? she gets it. we need to make life more affordable for working people. yeah. donald trump, the felon, has no plans to l

host: we are talking about kamala harris, new book by charlie spiering, "amateur hour: kamala harris in the white house." we want to get you involved in this conversation. democrats, 1-800-medicare. 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independence, 202-748-8002. you can text us, include your first name, city and state to 202-748-8003. join us on facebook.com/c-span. the roots angela johnson had this to say about your book. e other news outlets have v.p.'s office, it's important to note that spiering was a political writer for the washington examiner before worked as a white houseere he correspondent. so he is py not the harris administering.den her as you can possibly imagine, the fox news crowd iy to pick up everything is -- no matter how you feel it's no coincidence this book coming out in the of the republican primary season is describing the cos first black v.p. female who happens to be a democrat as diff but to imply that a for district attorney who represented california in the united states senate, where she served on the senate select committee on intelligence is not qua

kamala harris knows that, too. dinner table one night, mom, she's special. someone to keep your eye on. and he was right. joe and i know kamala. we have seen her courage, her determination, and her leadership up close. kamala and tim, you will win. [cheers and applause] and you are inspiring a new generation. we are all apart part of something bigger than ourselves and we are stronger than we know. the future of our country is in the hands of those in this room, and all of you watching at home, it is going to take all of us and we can't afford to lose. with faith in each other, hope for a brighter future, and love for our country, we will fight and we will win together. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> please welcome first daughter ashley biden. [cheers and applause] >> good evening. i have this memory. it is the eve of my eighth birthday. dad is still in d.c. tending to urgent matters in the senate. that night, as a surprise, mom told me, beau, and hunter to go in the car. . i remember pulling up to the amtra

kamala harris wants to do trillions of dollars of the taxes and kamala harris think she can make better about how to spend money for the government a trillion dollar increasing government spending rather than allowing the american people to make those decisions for themselves and their families? look at this redistribution of wealth they are trying to pursue with the bailout of student loans. there's no such thing as a free tuition in this country. the people footing that bill are constituents in my district who did not take out those loans went into the workforce and working hard every single day. they are footing the bill for these hundreds of thousands of dollars in student loans which is only costing skyrocketing tuition for families who are working and what about the families who work hard to repay those loans and what about the graduates who work hard to repay those loans? it socialism and that's why they are the most radical ticket ever in her nation's history. >> you can't kill the golden goose and expect the golden goose to keep laying golden eggs. that's the problem. the other

kamala harris knows that, too. inner table one night, mom, she's special. someone to keep your eye on. and he was right. joe and i know kamala. we have seen her courage, her determination, and her leadership up close. kamala and tim, you will win. [cheers and applause] and you are inspiring a new generation. we are all apart part of something bigger than ourselves and we are stronger than we know. the future of our country is in the hands of those in this room, and all of you watching at home, it is going to take all of us and we can't afford to lose. with faith in each other, hope for a brighter future, and love for our country, we will fight and we will win together. thank you. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> please welcome first daughter ashley biden. [cheers and applause] >> good evening. i have this memory. it is the eve of my eighth birthday. dad is still in d.c. tending to urgent matters in the senate. that night, as a surprise, mom told me, beau, and hunter to go in the car. . i remember pulling up to the amtrak

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mate, jd dance the endless propaganda systems on this to front attack will be able to get kamala harris line. here we have mediate cross-border's outright lies and goes on and on. the media are lying about harris and harris is lying about harris did hairs lie to us before it she lied to us now? she's lying to us both times. and so are the mediate. it is like synchronized dancing except here we have synchronize propaganda. for example headlands national review what i've changed all of my policies the mocking of kamala harris the kamala harris site up what is she doing? lying. here we have washington examiner without a primary trip or flip-flops a or just lies they desperately desperately prevented an open primary were other candidates would debate kamala harris and she would be exposed. she is running a joe biden campaign right now is that media is the praetorian guard protecting her and her bubble she only goes were she wants to go for donald trump is ubiquitous pico's in front of external or hostile audience is extraordinarily hostile questioners. kamala harris won't do it. why? becaus

esa es kamala harris.r en un vÍdeo toda su carrera. una fotografÍa pudimos ver de una mujer de clase media que con mucho esfuerzo puede lograr realizar su sueÑo. >> buenas noches! [aplausos] [algarabÍa] [aplausos] [aplausos y vitores] [aplausos y vitores] [aplausos y vitores] >> buenas noches. buenas noches a todos! buenas noches. buenas noches a todos. gracias. gracias. [aplausos y vitores] [aplausos y vitores] [aplausos y vitores] [aplausos y vitores] [campanadas] [aplausos y vitores] [aplausos y vitores] [aplausos y vitores] >> buenas noches y gracias. gracias. muchas gracias. gracias. gracias a todos. bien, bien. tenemos que ponernos a trabajar, pero muchas gracias. en verdad, gracias. gracias. muchas gracias. gracias a todos. vamos a trabajar. voy a comenzar agradeciÉndole a mi maravilloso esposo doug por ser el mejor esposo para mÍ, el mejor padre, feliz aniversario. a nuestro presidente biden. cuando pienso el camino que hemos atravesado juntos, joe, eres extraordinario. la historia lo va demostrar.

kamala harris lets china gets away with all of it. donald trump is -- isn't going to let china steal a damn thing, not our factories, not gonna let 'em steal our jobs, not let 'em steal the american dream are from american workers. donald trump will not allow america to be dependent on chinese medicine for our children. that's a big thing. you know, so much of what we put into the bodies of our children is made many china. doesn't make any sense. and donald trump will tell china that if they don't sending fentanyl into our cities, there is gonna be hell to pay. no more of that the crap. we need somebody who stands up for american workers. [cheers and applause] now, the establishment loves to complain about president trump's approach to diplomacy. they don't like the way that he talks. have you seen this? >> the hell with them! >> why -- [laughter] why is it that our leaders are so careful with their words but so reckless with their actions? i prefer a different kind of statesmanship, one that stands up to the crowd, one that stands fo

it all begins with kamala harris.irst day as a prosecutor and she took those words kamala harris for the people with the attorney of california at your united states senator, to our vice president xi has gone to work every day to fight on the side of you and the american people. [cheering] took on the creditors, check on the fraudsters, took down the transnational gangs. stood up to powerful corporations and she never, and all of that work and do not forget this, they do not want you to hear the true story. she did it reaching across the aisle and she did whatever it was necessary to get it right for the american people. to get it right for the american people. look at these shared american values you see it across the country but i could say what donald trump does not see the world the way we see it. this guy weakens our country, mocks our laws, susan k is a division amongst all of us. and here is the thing, they are not even hiding it. what they are planning to do is even worse. now look, these guys are trying to hi

or kamala harris? kamala harris has a resume. donald trump has a rap sheet.esides over the senate, while he keeps our national secrets next to his thinking chair. y'all know what i said that other time. in mar-a-lago. while donald trump wants to put our 1787 constitution through his project 2025 paper shredder and make every day january 6th, kamala harris is fighting to fulfill the promise of america. in the real world, this wouldn't even be close. but this election is. don't make a mistake. we are the underdogs in this fight, even though there is only one person qualified, only one person who has done the work and who has delivered the results. and she needs you. she needs your one vote this november. can we count on you? some of you know a little bit of my history. some of you don't, so let me tell you. i was a public defender. [ applause ] >> i did criminal defense, as well as practiced civil rights law for almost two decades. i know a good prosecutor when i see one. kamala harris is the kind of prosecutor we longed for in the cases like those of breonna t

host: we are talking about kamala harris, new book by charlie spiering, "amateur hour: kamala harrisuse." we want to get you involved in this conversation. democrats, 1-800-medicare. 202-748-8000. republicans, 202-748-8001. independence, 202-748-8002. you can text us, include your first name, city and state to 202-748-8003. join us on facebook.com/c-span. the roots angela johnson had this to say about your book. while other news outlets have reported on dissension in the v.p.'s office, it's important to note that spiering was a political writer for the washington examiner before moving to brightbart where he worked as a white house correspondent. so he is probably not the biggest fan of the biden her harris administering. as you can possibly imagine, the fox news crowd is ready to pick up everything is -- no matter how you feel it's no coincidence this book coming out in the middle of the republican primary season is describing the country's first black v.p. female who happens to be a democrat as difficult. but to imply that a former district attorney who represented california in th

and if what kamala harris has done on the southern border and what kamala harris has done to raise the price of groceries and housing, if that does not bother you, i think my message to the -- i don't think you have a pulse. look, i think my message to the american people is very simple on this. president trump in particular has the best sense of humor of anybody i have ever seen in american politics. he loves to joke. he loves to make fun of everybody that is out there, and i think you've got to do that from time to time. but he is also a guy who is very frustrated with what kamala harris has done to this country. both of those things could be true. i think most americans can joke around but also be pissed off. about the direction of this country. >> right here in shelley -- shelby township there is going to be a mother and father struggling to pay their bills, pay the utility bills. when you think of the prosperity of a trump administration, speaking to that person, what does that look like? sen. vance: i am 40 years old. i just had my 40th birthday, which i am not too happy with. bu

would kamala harris continue to back israel? as we know, there really haven't been any fundamental differences of — of opinion when it comes to the big issues of the day — ukraine, dealing with china, the conflict in gaza. kamala harris, as vice president, has already met with over 150 world leaders and so, thinking through the relationships she's already built, i think that we would be very well positioned to maintain america's place in the world, should she become president. this man is helping kamala harris carry her agenda forward. her running mate, minnesota governor tim walz. she was likely hoping his reputation as an affable family man would be a big asset. hey, minnesota. governor walz here out here at the state fair with my daughter... hope. every year, we as a family do something old and something new. i get to pick something, a classic — the old mill ride — we do that. and then, hope gets to pick something new. i think we're going to go do the slingshot. screaming. oh, my... i think it's good to have, like, a moderate

kamala harris! and that's the difference.onald trump is all talk and kamala harris walks the walk! [cheers and applause] whooo in the words of the great american poet, nelly, "it's getting hot in here." [cheers and applause] it's hot in here. it's hot in here because you are fired up and you're fed up and the american working class is fired up and fed up. [cheers and applause] the american working class is in a fight for our lives. and if you don't believe me, just last night blue-collar workers, uaw members at cornell university had a walk out on strike for a better life because they are fighting. our only hope is to attack corporate greed head-on. corporate greed turns blue-collar blood, sweat, and tears into wall street stock buybacks and co jackpots. it causes inflation, it hurts workers, it hurts consumers, and it hurts america. and corporate greed is alive and well in the auto industry. last fall we achieved life-changing gains in our strike at the big three. we even won a commitment to reopen a closed plant not too far

would kamala harris continue to back israel? ontinuity than change in a harris foreign policy. uh... as far as we know, there really haven't been any fundamental differences of...of opinion when it comes to the big issues of the day. ukraine, dealing with china, the conflict in gaza. kamala harris, as vice president, has already met with over 150 world leaders. and so, thinking through the relationships she's already built, i think that we would be very well positioned to maintain america's place in the world, should she become president. this man is helping kamala harris carry her agenda forward. her running mate — minnesota governor tim walz. she was likely hoping his reputation as an affable family man would be a big asset. hey, minnesota. governor walz here out here at the state fair with my daughter... hope. every year, we as a family do something old and something new. i get to pick something — a classic — the old mill ride, we do that, and then hope gets to pick something new. i think we're going to go do the slingshot. sc

el discurso de kamala harris.l partido demÓcrata para llegar a la casa blanca hace solo 32 dÍas. kamala harris era solo la compaÑera de fÓrmula del presidente biden para la reelecciÓn hoy. esta serÁ su noche. vamos con javier vega. Él estÁ detrÁs de nosotros en el piso de esta convenciÓn. javier. el discurso de la vicepresidenta. el momento mÁs esperado de esta convenciÓn. y ya se conocen algunos adelantos. cierto. >> asÍ es, julio. muy buenas noches. pues estamos prÁcticamente en la cuenta regresiva para este gran discurso de aceptaciÓn de la nominaciÓn de kamala harris. detrÁs de mÍ estÁ hablando la congresista gabby giffords. estamos en el segmento de control de armas de esta convenciÓn en su momento un poco mÁs solemne de lo que hemos visto durante la tarde, pero estamos ya entrando rumbo al final del programa, a la parte estelar. efectivamente. se conocen ya algunas partes de este discurso. la vicepresidenta kamala harris, hablarÁ de su historia y de su familia, sobre todo de su madre, shyamala gopalan harris

kamala harris was consulting very closely with barack 0bama we know they are very close, kamala harris he was advising her on who she should pick. there has been all kinds of negotiations going on and deals being done, and now we finally have the name. imilli being done, and now we finally have the name. ~ ., ., ., , being done, and now we finally have the name. ~ ., ., .,, , the name. will vernon, who has been in washington — the name. will vernon, who has been in washington reporting _ the name. will vernon, who has been in washington reporting for _ the name. will vernon, who has been in washington reporting for the - the name. will vernon, who has been in washington reporting for the bbc, | in washington reporting for the bbc, thanks forjoining us. we can speak to our news correspondent in washington now. jenny, recap what we know so far. a lot of the american media have reported on this, like cnn and the washington post, they say that kamala harris has made her choice for her running mate. the latest is that _ choice for her running mate. tue: latest is that cbs, choice for her ru

is asking the american people think about it, everything kamala harris is, the reason is kamala harris cannot explain why she wants to defund, she can't explain deportation on day one. both on the inflation explosion act for american citizens all over the country. she's running from the american people. in all of these issues for you disagree and donald trump is he is and the american people, you got to earn their vote instead of being given their vote. [cheering] any other georgia folks? >> the former lieutenant governor about the former president and we know brian can is also in the former president and having reservations. >> of course tim walz will have a record. as anybody watched the speech? is going to lose respect if you said yes. part of my job so i had to. do you know what he never did? i know it got noise in the background but -- that's right what tim will never said, kamala harris will accomplish this thing. kamala harris accomplished this and made america more secure and cause the policies that made americans lives worse the last few years. she because the inflation

we do not want kamala harris. is clear 500,000 kids have been tracked traffic by the cartel things areou policies. hundreds of thousands of our citizens are dead from fentanyl thanks are policies for it hard working americans cannot affordo groceries or rent because of her policies. in my question to the american people is do you want a president is disloyal to this country do what one who is willing to take a bullet for? i think i know the answer. i will ask you a simple question do we want open borders? >> and nova. >> do we want to bankrupt medicare by giving it to illegal aliens? no will progress you want to defend the police? nope or. >> do you want to ban fracking? no. so do we want kamala harris? and noaa. instead in just a few short months from nevada to everywhere else we are going to lead a great american restoration. we're going to bring strength back were going to bring common sense back were going to bring prosperity back to the americany people and it is starting in nevada. god bless you out let's go

[cheers and applause] that, kamala harris, she has seen this firsthand. eard kamala talk about her mother. she was both a brilliant scientist and a devoted mom. she had to fight to make it all work. to raise her daughters. to pay the bills. to keep the career she loved. kamala and tim know when everyone can find affordable childcare, our kids and our communities will thrive. [cheers and applause] our middle class will grow. so let's put childcare at the top of the agenda. let's build a future worthy of our children. let's elect kamala harris and tim walz. [cheers and applause] >> please welcome colorado representative jonah goose. caller: -- ♪ [cheers and applause] >> thank you. thank you. good evening, chicago. i represent the great state of colorado in the u.s. congress. my parents immigrated here from a place torn apart by war. they worked hard every day. made tremendous sacrifices and taught me to never take for granted the educational opportunities that we had in this incredible country. it is because of them and because of those opportunities that to

delivering for families, that's kamala harris. protect our southern border. during that time, kamala invited a group of ags across the border to meet with mexican officials. we worked together to put transnational criminals and drug smugglers behind bars. holding criminals accountable, that's kamala harris. and when we took on human traffickers, kamala had us meet with survivors so that we could understand who we were fighting for. standing up for justice, that's kamala harris. so trust me, trust me when i say i know she will fight for our families and our freedoms. now we must fight for her. every vote matters. i know. in 2016, nevadans elected me, the granddaughter of a baker from mexico, to serve as the first latina in the united states senate. i'll tell you what. in 2022, my reelection came down to 7,928 votes. because of voters in nevada, the democrats won the senate majority. and i'm here to tell you we can do it again. we can send kamala harris and tim walz to the white house. are we ready to do it? are we ready to fight? le

kamala harris certainly did.nd here we are. >> today was written president biden is a little bit shocked and a little bit angry about what happened over the course the last few weeks and one of the questions is what can be accomplished tonight to bring the party back together? are there any voters who are saying i'm so upset about what happened at joe biden i'm going to stay home and i'm not going to vote. >> i don't think so. i've read some of those reports and i'm not persuaded by those reports. joe biden recognized a lot of what was shared there. had he performed better in the debate we have a different conversation today. don't get me wrong i think the things he's fought for and achieved over the last four years and through his career a lot of that is at stake and if he didn't and he lost democrats would likely blame him. for kamala harris bret said something about the substance. there's not enough detail about what she wants to do and how she wants to do it. tonight joe biden saying what they have done toget

creo que kamala harris va a hacer una.e el espacio dedicado a reiterar su intenciÓn de una reforma migratoria que tocÓ personalmente a todos los >> actos reunidos es una historia personal. esa es la hija de emigrantes que se titula como presidente. jaime: para quienes aquÍ asistieron que existe una clara diferencia. entre un candidato republicano que crea divisiÓn y problemas y una candidata a presidenta que resuelve los problemas uniendo a la gente. en los Ángeles, halme, univisiÓn. maity: pasamos con el rechazo de la corte suprema de revivir parte de una ley de arizona respaldada por republicanos que podrÍa impedir que mÁs de 40,000 personas voten para presidente en el estado. sin embargo, mantendrÁn regulaciones que prohÍbe votarsi no presenta prueba de ciudadanÍa cuando se registre. la lucha legal continuara en tribunales inferiores. elian: los centros para control y prevenciÓn han visto un aumento en los casos de covid—19 durante el verano en al menos 32 estados del paÍs. ante el temor de una propagaciÓn mayor en el i

that is kamala harris. first running for district attorney and people said, i don't know if she is tough enough. i had to laugh because, you don't know my sister. >> kamala had been a hard and tough prosecutor in alameda county prosecuting men who were pimping young girls and rapists. >> kamala wanted to make sure murderers and child abusers an consequences for those actions. >> one of the cases she had early in her career was where a man had scalped his girlfriend. she ended up getting a conviction, getting justice for that woman. >> she came to san francisco to protect victims and was elected to be district attorney of san francisco. kamala was smart on crimes. if no one else would do it, she would do it. >> i will keep my promise to you to keep you safe. i will talk with you about what i am doing investing in people coming out of prisons is the smart thing to do for law enforcement. forget that it is just the right thing to do. >> as a young kamala harris, she has only gotten more fierce. >> i have never